Cobb County introduces a new text message-based system for residents to schedule, cancel, and check inspection results, streamlining interactions with local government services.

Pro-Palestine protests at Emory University led to 28 arrests, prompting an internal review of law enforcement's response, amid continued campus tensions and peaceful parallel protests at other colleges.

The Jackson-Butts County Public Library is hiring a part-time Library Clerk, requiring a high school diploma or GED, and some clerical experience. Responsibilities include managing loans and assisting with technology.

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens has relaunched the Summer Youth Employment Program, aiming to provide 5,000 young people with jobs that pay at least $15 per hour.

Sandy Springs celebrates the opening of a new fleet maintenance center on Monday, which will provide technological upgrades and essential services for city vehicles.

Major water main breaks in Metro Atlanta prompt a boil water advisory, closures of public offices, businesses, and postponement of events like Meg Thee Stallion's concert.

The 19th Annual Janice A. Coye Memorial Golf Tournament is set for June 24, 2024, to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer's care and research at Lake Spivey Golf Club.

Commissioner Demond Mason was appointed chair of the ACCG's Revenue and Finance Policy Committee, with a focus on managing Georgia's local government finances and legislative advocacy.

Black Atlantans face racial disparities in homeownership with higher loan rejection rates and increased housing prices, as local leaders and organizations strive to address the gap and promote affordable housing.

Georgia fined Atlanta $163,000 for sewage spills into local rivers, with 106 incidents over a year, including major spills and treatment failures at R.M. Clayton and other plants.

Haralson County prepares for the Republican Primary Runoff by testing voting equipment starting June 4, 2024, at the county courthouse with public observation invited.

WWII veteran, Andrew Negra Jr., turning 100, will be honored at the 80th D-Day anniversary in France, symbolizing the 'Greatest Generation' legacy and resilience.

The Butts County Board of Elections & Registration will begin Logic and Accuracy testing for voting equipment on June 3, open for public observation, to ensure vote integrity.